A vector drawing program is a computer software that allows users to create and edit images using mathematical equations to create smooth and scalable graphics. Unlike raster images, which are made of pixels, vector graphics are made of lines and curves that can be resized without losing quality.
Some common features of vector drawing programs include tools for creating and manipulating shapes, lines, and curves, the ability to add text, layers for organizing elements within the image, and options for exporting the image in various file formats.
Yes, there are several free vector drawing programs available, such as Inkscape, Vectr, and Gravit Designer. These programs offer many of the same features as paid programs, but may have some limitations or differences in user interface.
Yes, vector graphics can be converted to raster images, but the reverse is not true. This means that vector images can be scaled down to create smaller versions, but raster images cannot be scaled up without losing quality.
Some popular vector drawing programs used by professionals include Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW, and Sketch. These programs offer advanced features and tools that are useful for creating complex and high-quality vector graphics.